What I left out is that I don’t know anyone in my family with teeth issues and she definitely does. Her mother had garbage teeth as does her father. But yeah, sugar is bad for you period.

Some times but not most, like Windows. macOS is the same way thanks to its *nix underpinnings. I honestly can’t remember a time I ever reinstalled the system to fix a problem.

Healthy teeth have a lot to do with genetics too. I’m a once/day brushed (with a powered brush) and never flush unless something’s stuck in my teeth and I don’t get cavities or have other teeth and mouth problems. My wife brushes twice a day, flosses, and uses mouth wash, and has had 12 root canals, and has cavities 25% of the time she gets her cleanings done.

There are two other main differences between us. She loves sugar and I’d prefer anything salty. I’m sure this isn’t helping her and is helping me since sugar is our mouths’ enemy.

Excellent answer!

Genetic testing basically puts a large amount of doubt on it though. More likely it wasn’t a hybrid than was.

Maybe come up with titles that are more compelling and can be played anywhere? If your competition is retro games you’ve done a shit job.

Same. Being not active is probably just as bad for their reports as is not on the platform. They’re both costly (as in costs something, not as in expensive).

And there was some doubt they weren’t going to make the 12/12 mo model announcements in a year. Impressive honestly. How many designers and engineers do they have to keep up this mad pace?

This made me genuinely chuckle. Well done artist.

Ugh.

Same. Easily the best quick burger.

Sign me up! Looks great.

When the programmers of these old titles are saying they’d rather have people keep playing them even if they’re only available on archive site, I say screw the publishers.

I never ask why since it’s damned obvious, I don’t work for a charity either. I ask why this company. Get much better insight into candidates.

Probably need to see a speech therapist.

Whoosh.

“I want to go out!!”

Great show by the way.

Eero Secure does a pretty decent job by itself but addresses can be blacklisted as well (hi Roku). If I had more money, time, and could figure out my double NAT, I’d probably switch from Secure to a Firewalla device, probably a Purple. Overall the eero’s have been a great, I don’t have to think about it, mesh system. Of course you have to be okay with Amazon owning them.

Some command line shenanigans if I remember. Not sure that still works on newer patches.

This won’t be popular but I haven’t had a stability problem on my home Windows 11 pro (server) machine. I disabled online login during first boot setup so maybe that’s why … my network handles telemetry shenanigans so I’m not worried about that. Never bothered to put a Linux on it, which was the plan, since it’s not failed once, it’s been a few years since it was spooled up. 🤷🏼‍♂️